AVZ Discussion 2022

JohnJoyce

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Fuck me, it’s like the CATH extensions that went on for a billion years. What a fucking shit show
 
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JohnJoyce

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“relatively small” being the new “imminent”
 
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Rediah

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Locke tease is a real cock tease.
 
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CashKing

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Fuck me, it’s like the CATH extensions that went on for a billion years. What a fucking shit show
Would you rather them not extend ?
 
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Doc

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It’s the exclusivity part that troubles me. That mean AVZ cannot engage in talks with others while this is in effect? So come July 15th and if Locke say naaaa not for us then we have to start from scratch?
 
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Frank

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You would have to assume RioTinto would be up to date with the AVZ file?

Fyi, Sounds like Rio is still in with a chance in Serbia as they keep pushing their Jadar Lithium Project, as

Environmental studies show Serbian lithium project is safe, Rio Tinto says

Anglo-Australian miner Rio Tinto said on Thursday newly published environmental studies showed that its Serbia lithium project, which was stopped in 2022 after massive protests, would be safe for the environment.
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If implemented, the $2.4 billion Jadar lithium project in Western Serbia could cover 90% of Europe’s current lithium needs and help to make the company a leading lithium producer.

Lithium, largely used in batteries for electric vehicles (EV) and mobile devices, is regarded as a critical material by many major economies.

On Thursday, Rio’s Serbian unit made public several environmental studies conducted over the past six and a half years.

“Results of scientific research show that the Jadar project can be realized safely by respecting highest domestic and international environmental standards,” the company said in a statement.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said in January authorities wanted to hold further talks with Rio about the project and welcomed public discussion on whether it should go ahead.

Just ahead of the country’s 2022 general elections, Serbian leaders revoked Rio’s license for the project, bowing to a 30,000-signature-petition from environmental groups and local communities.

Green activists say the mine will pollute water supply, causing more environmental damage in Serbia, already one of Europe’s most polluted countries.

Rio’s representative in Serbia, Marijanti Babic, said in Thursday’s statement that the company had published studies in order to “renew a public dialogue” about the project.

“These studies give an opportunity to local community and all interested parties to see for themselves what had been done so far.”

Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic, who took over last month after December’s parliamentary election, told state RTS TV that he was open to talks about resuming the project.

“I am expecting the answer from experts – if experts say no, then it is no, but they have to be aware of their responsibility,” Vucevic said.

“I believe it is possible to exploit natural resources and preserve nature’s wealth and people above all.

I think this (lithium project) is a historical chance.” :unsure:


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wombat74

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Fuck me, it’s like the CATH extensions that went on for a billion years. What a fucking shit show
Think about it . Locke would have walked already if it was a no go .
 
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Think about it . Locke would have walked already if it was a no go .
All it is, is a promise. They haven't walked away. So what.

It hasn't cost them a cent.

They can promise for the next 10 years. Means didley.
 
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Li Qiang and Christopher Luxon in Wellington, New Zealand, yesterday. PHOTO: GETTY

Business talks on climate during Li visit​


Andrew Tillett

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Chinese and Australian business chiefs will discuss deepening co-operation on climate change as part of high-level talks during the visit by Chinese Premier Li Qiang, despite global moves to lessen Beijing’s dominance in green technology.
Boosting ties in mining and energy, agriculture and services will also be high on the agenda for the seventh Australia-China CEO Roundtable in Perth on Tuesday.
The round table, facilitated by the Business Council of Australia (BCA), will bring together executives from 12 top companies from each country, before they present their findings to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Mr Li.
Australian CEOs attending will include Rio Tinto’s Kellie Parker, Wesfarmers’ Rob Scott, Fortescue’s Andrew Forrest and Qube’s Paul Digney. Other companies represented will include ANZ, BHP, BlueScope, Cochlear, Grain-Corp, King & Wood Mallesons, Monash University and Woodside.
Officials are tight-lipped on which Chinese firms will be represented, but they are expected to include a number of state-owned enterprises, including major conglomerate CITIC.
Key items on the agenda include how to create an attractive and competitive business environment for firms in both countries, and how China and Australia can deepen innovation and supply chains to jointly address global challenges such as climate change. ‘‘It’s the quality and depth of personal and business relationships that strengthens bilateral ties, and this roundtable provides an opportunity for businesses from both countries to come together and strengthen their linkages,’’ BCA chief executive Bran Black said.
‘‘More engagement is a positive thing and China is important to our economy and Australian jobs, providing a quarter of our trade, totalling almost $320 billion last year. The parameters of the bilateral relationship are, of course, set by governments, and it is then the job of businesses to work together within those guardrails to the fullest possible extent and this roundtable provides an important opportunity to help do just that.’’
Mr Li will arrive in Adelaide tomorrow. In New Zealand yesterday, he and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon oversaw the signing of agreements to build business ties.
Meanwhile, Deputy US Secretary of State Kurt Campbell revealed Mr Albanese would attend next month’s NATO summit in Washington. Dr Campbell said the leaders of the ‘‘Asia-Pacific 4’’, which includes Japan, South Korea and New Zealand, had been invited.
If we were sheep fuckers, would they still be fucking us?

Sorry New Zealand , you know I do love you
 
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There will be extension after extension...there will be no signing in my view. It is like Rattlerock on HC said...this is a tactic to show to have an option. After many months, please tell me what could be the "small issues". Only the final court decisions are left. So we wont have any finalisation in 2024 in my view. The DRC and Chinese are still fucking us over for the rest of the year and the BOD is happy month after month for receiving the paycheck.

And there will be no change with the new puppets in the DRC cabinet...
 
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RHyNO

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Extension feels good. Don’t need Locke involved until we are closer to asssifned court dates. Better we don’t start giving anything away so when we sort it out with new government we haven’t diluted stock.
 
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Dijon101

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I actually had a dream last night. Like legit had a dream that dr Michael Mosley was shilling AVZ in a presentation to me.

Probably the deepest sleep and most vivid dream I've had in 2 years. Bloody bizarre..

Anyway

Here's some hypotheticall questions:

What if AVZ is a junior miner and don't have the experience or funds to get an operation of this magnitude up.and going ?

What if Cominiere and cami brought in zijin as a partner because they have the experience and dollars to get it done ?? Not debating the legality of it here.

What if AVZ blocked partnership as zijin is not a partner that AVZ wants to work with due to zijins poor history??

What if Rio Tinto is now negotiating on behalf and with AVZ as a partner in manono? Australian helping another Aussie and a company that has the clout and expertise to get a project as big as manono up and running.

What if locke funding is being delayed due to these negotiations??

Anyway thoughts I had to write down.
Back to sleep for me
 
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